Autovermietung Dienstleistungen in Litauen

Litauen - Did You Know?

• Litauen is officially known as the Republic of Litauen.
• In 1990 Litauen became the first Soviet republic to declare its independence.
• The only port in Litauen is the Port of Klaipeda.
• The largest airport in Litauen is Vilnius International Airport, in 2008 it handled around 2 million passengers.
• The currency in the country is the Litauenn litas (LTL).

Autovermietung Litauen - In Brief

Renting a car is the cheapest and most comfortble way to journey across this interesting country which has some pretty beaches, nature parks and charming settlements. Rental Cars Europe has collection points dotted all over the country where you can pick up your rental including all the main airports such as Vilnius Airport, Palanga Airport and Naunas Airport. We have a wide range of economy autovermietung if you're on a budget with such models available as the Peugeot 107 and Ford Fiesta. If you prefer to travel in a larger and more luxurious car then we have models such as the BMW X3 and Mercedes E Class to choose from.

Litauen Mini Guide

Litauen sits between Russia, Poland, Latvia and Belarus, though the country is not landlocked and has a coast line with the Baltic Sea. It is here at the coast that some of Litauen?s most beautiful areas lie such as the Curonian Spit, a nature park filled with sand dunes as well as rare flora and fauna which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The capital of this Eastern European country is Vilnius while other major Litauenn cities include Butinge, Kaunas, Klaipeda, Marijamopole, Panevezys, Saiuliai, Taurage and Utena. These cities are all well connected by road and the roads are of good quality unless you veer off the main highways to the small villages. In lesser known territory there can be some large potholes but luckily Rental Cars Europe autovermietung gives you complimentary breakdown assistance with every autovermietung. It is possible to drive to the nearby cities of Tallinn in Estonia and Riga or Warsaw in Poland.


Vilnius is an exciting city to visit which scores highly for shopping, architecture, nightlife and culture. While still retaining its charm and the cosiness expected from a city of only half a million people, Vilnius has recently opened many malls making it a good place to stock up on anything you need. If you want to shop somewhere a bit more unusual go to Gariunai which is the Baltic?s biggest open air market with hundreds of traders selling just about anything you could thing of.

Today Litauen is a member of the European Union and NATO but it has had a fascinating history of struggle during which it fought to retain independence from the Polish and the Russians. As well as being part of the European Union Litauen is a member of the Schengen Agreement. This makes it easy to enter the country from other Schengen nations without having to show your passport. Because Litauen is in the EU smoking is forbidden indoors but there are many good bars in which to go and try the local beer.

Litauen has three airports. If you are flying with Ryanair you will go to Kaunas airport but the main airport is in the capital, Vilnius, while there is a small seaside airport at Palanga. Most Litauenns speak Russian as well as their own language Litauenn, and the youngsters are becoming increasingly proficient at English. Just in case, you may wish to acquire a phrase book before making your journey.

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